2027 UEFA Champions League Final

Europe’s final returns to Madrid

The 2027 UEFA Champions League final is scheduled for Saturday 5 June at Atlético de Madrid’s Estadio Metropolitano. It will be the stadium’s second final: Liverpool beat Tottenham 2–0 there in 2019. Madrid will host the match for the sixth time overall, with only London having staged more finals.

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Kick-off details, the finalists and public events around the match will be confirmed by UEFA in due course. Follow the official final guide (opens in a new tab) for ticket information and updates; avoid relying on resale listings or unofficial schedules.

Reaching Estadio Metropolitano

The stadium is in northeast Madrid, in the Rosas area, and has its own stop on Metro line 7. UEFA points fans to Estadio Metropolitano station. Match-day crowd controls may affect routes, so check local transport notices and leave extra time for security and the walk to your entrance.

Staying in central Madrid gives you more choice for restaurants and sightseeing, with the metro connecting you to the venue. A hotel near the stadium can shorten the trip before and after the final. Compare places to stay in Madrid (opens in a new tab) and check cancellation terms while the finalists are still unknown.

A weekend in the city

Madrid’s museums, parks and neighbourhoods can fill the rest of your stay, but the final will bring visitors from across Europe. Keep your ticket, identification and transport details handy on match day. UEFA’s event page will carry fan-event, timetable and venue-entry announcements as they are confirmed.

When is the 2027 final?

Saturday 5 June 2027.

Where is it being played?

At Estadio Metropolitano, Atlético de Madrid’s stadium in northeast Madrid.

Has the stadium hosted a final before?

Yes. It staged the 2019 final; the 2027 match will be its second.

How do I get there?

Metro line 7 serves Estadio Metropolitano station. Check transport notices on match day.